A5 Bear Making Pattern and Instruction booklet Woodward 33cm

A5 Bear Making Pattern and Instruction booklet Woodward 33cm

A5 Bear Making Pattern and Instruction booklet Woodward - 33cm: Kitchen & Home. Great prices on your favourite Home brands, and free delivery on eligible orders.. Clear, thorough and easy to follow instructions with images. 。 Re-usable Pattern. 。 Ethically produced. Designed and made in the UK. 。 Nominated for the 'Excellence in inovation award'. 。 Collectable Bear Making Pattern and Instructions - Woodward Bear - 33cm when made - from These easy to follow, step by step, comprehensive instructions with detailed pattern take you through the process of making a beautiful, heirloom, jointed Teddy Bear using the same techniques that Bear Artists have practiced for over a Century. The instructions are extremely professional, clear and thorough with lots of useful images. We've included stitch tuition, pile direction detailing, glossary and layouts. We were very proud to have been nominated for the 'Excellence in Innovation' Award for our Kits and patterns in 05. So, whether you are an experienced bear maker with a supply of mohair to hand or want to experiment with other fabrics and techniques, these instructions and pattern are just what you need. Finished bear size - 33cm/3" To make this bear, you will need:- . 45cm/7 3/4" wide x 48cm/8 7/8" deep piece of mohair (or other fabric) . 5cm/" x cm/4 5/" paw pad material (eg cashmere, ultra suede) . x pair of 8mm/5/", black, glass eyes . 5 x 30mm/ 3/" cotter pin joints (one set) . Matching sewing thread, general purpose sewing needle and pins . 50cm/59" of extra strong thread (used for inserting eyes) . 0cm/47 /4" nose thread (Black Cotton Perle looks good) . 30g/8.oz approx' stuffing (polyfibre, kapok, cotton etc, if you wish to add weight, steel shot, plastic pellets etc) . A long doll needle (about cm/5" long, used to insert eyes) . Fabric scissors and paper scissors . Tailor's chalk or ballpoint pen . Soft toy stuffer (a wooden spoon handle works well) . Long nosed pliers (for turning cotter pins) 。 。 。